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Preliminary accord in N.J., Live Nation ticket suit

Hundreds of thousands of concertgoers who attended shows at New Jersey’s PNC Bank Arts Center could get free tickets and discount c ...

13 years ago

 A sales associate demonstrates the use of a electronic cigarette and the smoke like vapor that comes from it in (Ed Andrieski/AP Photo, file)

Pa. moves to ban sale of e-cigarettes to minors

Some state senators want to bring Pennsylvania in line with other states that have banned the sale of electronic cigarettes to anyone und ...

13 years ago

 Philadelphia City Councilman Bill Green (Emma Lee/NewsWorks Photo, file)

What would Bill Green do as chair of School Reform Commission?

City Councilman Bill Green has long taken a special interest in the School District of Philadelphia, and a few years ago he laid out a de ...

13 years ago

Questions linger about Del. State Chamber chief departure

The abrupt departure of Joan Verplanck from the top post at the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce remains a hot topic at business get-to ...

13 years ago

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White is more than a color at Delaware art exhibition

The question is simple: is white really a color? There are differing opinions among color theory purists whether white should be con ...

13 years ago

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Delaware chicken plant opponents take fight to court

An environmental group wants Sussex County Superior Court to overturn a county board ruling that would allow Allen Harim Foods to convert ...

13 years ago

 The atmosphere was so festive at the Bakers Centre ribbon-cutting event that few were likely to notice the errant apostrophe on the cake. (Laura Benshoff/for NewsWorks)

Jobs, cooperation and future development the focus of Bakers Centre ceremonial ribbon-cutting event

Though the Brown’s ShopRite has drawn crowds to a sprawling complex at Fox St. and Roberts Ave. since August, politicians including ...

13 years ago

 The jailed Grinch Monday evening in Ocean Township. (Image: Ocean Township Police Department)

Ocean Township police “arrest” the Grinch Monday evening

The Grinch won’t be stealing Christmas this year in Ocean Township. After receiving information that the green creature, mad ...

13 years ago

Unseasonably warm weather continues; cooler for the weekend

Unseasonably warm weather continues through Friday, but we’ll have to contend with a chance of rain beginning tomorrow night, with ...

13 years ago

Southeastern Pa. children’s advocates seek united front in Harrisburg

Would children’s advocates in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs be better off if they joined forces? The Philly-based ...

13 years ago

Brick Police seek public’s help in locating hit-and-run vehicle

Brick Police are searching for a vehicle that fled after striking and critically injuring a 68-year-old pedestrian Monday evening. ...

13 years ago

‘Recovery High’ a respite for young Philly-area addicts

Recovering teenage addict Steve couldn’t imagine going back to his old high school after gaining the courage to go thro ...

13 years ago

 'Giving Tuesday' at a Salvation Army location in New York City. (Photo by Carlo Allegri for Hanes)
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Giving locally: 10 Philadelphia nonprofits on ‘Giving Tuesday’

After a day of giving thanks followed by four days of shopping madness, the first Tuesday in December challenges us to give instead of bu ...

13 years ago

Oyster Creek to test emergency sirens Tuesday morning

The Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station will conduct its semi-annual, full volume test of new emergency warning sirens ...

13 years ago

Estate of ex-Sixers president, Croce, up for sale

The posh estate of former Philadelphia 76ers president Pasquale “Pat” Croce is on the market, with a $7.95 million price tag. ...

13 years ago

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